It's, it's really interesting and it's,
these things are notorious for doing what they did this morning.
You know, we had the
Dere
show in, uh, Houston like two weeks ago. So a bow
echo is kind of a smaller version of a Dere
show. Ok. And a Dere
show is just a long live windstorm
and a bow
echo is a shorter lived windstorm.
So I wanna show you this, I wanna go back and,
and take a look at the radar from early this morning.
I think this was around maybe 515 this morning
or so. So watch. This is this, uh,
and there's the bow, I mean, it's clear
where we have the bow.
So there's, there's our, our bow echo right there and what, what a bow echo is.
It's just a type of radar signature and it's associated with strong wind gusts.
It features a concave shape resembling a bow on, uh,
weather radar imagery on our Doppler radar.
They are, once again, they are notorious for, for strong damaging winds,
extremely heavy rain
EFW picked up. Uh, oh, I think it was 1.91 inches of rain.
Two, almost two inches of rain. I mean, like that.
And again, it's potential for severe weather.
Not only the large hail, we did see some hail around this morning, quarter size,
maybe half dollar size.
And then of course, it can have these brief spin ups with a, with a, maybe a brief,
uh touchdown of a weak tornado.
So let's go back to five o'clock in the morning.
I showed you the boat, explain to you just exactly what it is.
This is five in the morning. Here's Denton
and here it comes
when it moved through the again, right here at the apex of this bow
typically are a little indentation, a little notches where we'll have some really,
really strong winds in Denton.
At 519,
we had 83 mile an hour winds and the little elm at 534 we had 77 mile an hour winds.
Look at that in the colony. 539 we had 95 mile per hour winds in the colony.
Double Oak had 8670 seven at 551 at
DFW. At 609, Lavon had an 80 mile an hour win.
614 Valley Ranch had a, had an 8075 at Love Field.
That's at 619, Arlington at 627 had a 77 6, 39 Lancaster had a 60 mile an hour win.
Mayank
had a 70 mile an hour win at 724. So
there you go. Non severe thunderstorms.
I like that after all heck has broken loose.
The last several days, we have a cluster of, of some rain,
maybe a rumble or two of thunder.
Most of it falls apart by midnight,
but a little bit of scattered rain is possible overnight tonight.
Uh, again, 40 maybe 50% of us see that rain.
There's your severe weather threat overnight.
It's a very, very, very, very low risk of severe weather.
It's dramatically different set up tonight
than what we had last night or early early this morning.
Tomorrow. At seven o'clock in the morning,
I'm not gonna rule out a couple of thunderstorms popping up tomorrow morning.
There, they are at nine. Here, we are at 10,
at 11 o'clock, we have some thunderstorms around. There's noon tomorrow,
we have a little bit of a break as we head through the afternoon
and then as we head into tomorrow night, we'll kind of recharge the atmosphere
tomorrow.
Northeast Texas.
Well, to the southwest of Fort Worth, a low threat of severe weather.
There's midnight Wednesday night watch this and
seven o'clock in the morning on Thursday,
another cluster of thunderstorms rolls through.
There's nine o'clock in the morning.
There's noon on Thursday, scattered rain.
Thursday afternoon,
scattered rain starts to move out as we through Thursday night.
There's the severe weather threat on Thursday, Thursday,
the severe weather threats just a tad higher
than what we'll have during the day tomorrow.
And as far as a rainfall totals on top
of what we've already had through this upcoming weekend.
Now, it's not all gonna happen at once but another 23, maybe four inches of rain,
all of that in the forecast. The forecast in detail for tonight,
it'll be a cloudy muggy night.
68 below 40 maybe 50% of us see some thunderstorms
as we head through the overnight during the day tomorrow,
we're looking at a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
So 40% of us see showers and thunderstorms tomorrow.
A breezy warm muggy day, we hit 85 tomorrow. There's the next 14.
There we go. There's rain in the forecast as we head through Thursday,
Friday, Saturday scattered rain on Sunday.
We even keep some rain in the forecast Monday and Tuesday
of next week. And then Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, we have more rain.
So the work week next week rains there all five days.
Then we dry out as we head into the weekend,
Saturday and Sunday highs 9091 and we dry out as we head through,
uh the following week as well.
June 10 and 11. Finally some dry weather in the forecast.